Our “First Saturday” on sale event for members is Saturday, February 3. The following NEW shows go on sale to members at 10am for walk-up, at noon for phone and internet sales. Tickets on sale to non-members Saturday, February 17 at noon. To become a member, go online to TheMusicHall.org, call 603.766.2176, or email AHahalis@themusichall.org.
KITCHEN TOUR 2018
Sat., May 12 • 10am - 4pm • $25 Members, $27 non-members, $30 day of This year, we return to Portsmouth’s walking-friendly Little Harbor neighborhood, with brand new state-of-the-art dream kitchens of all shapes, sizes and styles.
WRITERS IN THE LOFT WALTER MOSLEY ◊
Tue., March 13 • 7pm • Loft • $41*
The beloved, award-winning author of the Easy Rawlins series comes to town with his first mystery in a new series starring former cop Joe “King” Oliver.
WRITERS IN THE LOFT RICHARD RUSSO
Wed., May 9 • 7pm • Loft • $40*
This bestselling and Pulitzer Prize-winning author visits with his very first collection of personal essays.
PAULA POUNDSTONE
Sat., June 2 • 8pm • Historic Theater • $29; $42
The hilarious Paula Poundstone returns to the Historic Theater.
WRITERS IN THE LOFT ANNA QUINDLEN Fri., March 30 • 7pm • Loft • $42*
The Pulitzer Prize-winning op-ed columnist and #1 NY Times bestselling novelist (Miller’s Valley, Still Life with Bread Crumbs) returns with her new novel.
LIVE AT THE LOFT BOBBY LONG Fri., April 13 • 8pm • Loft • $12
From Bob Dylan to Elliott Smith, his music possesses a captivating honesty and vulnerability.
WRITERS IN THE LOFT C.J. BOX Fri., April 6 • 7pm • Loft • $41*
When a female executive goes missing at a guest ranch, the Wyoming governor calls in game warden Joe Pickett... Don’t miss this latest mystery from the #1 NY Times bestselling author.
LIVE AT THE LOFT KIM RICHEY Sun., April 15 • 7pm • Loft • $22
Two-time Grammy-nominated Kim is a storyteller; a weaver of emotions and a tugger of heartstrings.
HILARITY
Photo: GregWestPhotography.com
LIVE AT THE LOFT THE BLACK LILLIES
Thu., June 14 • 8pm • Loft • $20
An internationally-renowned band of rootsrockers,with songs that blur the boundaries between folk, soul, red dirt country, blues, and jazz.
INNOVATION + LEADERSHIP ON SCREEN BILL NYE: SCIENCE GUY ◊
Fri., March 2 • 7pm • Historic Theater • $12
In this documentary, Bill Nye is retiring his kid show act in a bid to become more like his late professor, astronomer Carl Sagan, but he is pulled away when he is challenged by evolution and climate change contrarians to defend the scientific consensus.
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NATIONAL THEATRE OF LONDON HD CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF ◊
Sun., March 4 • 1pm • Loft • $19
Following his smash hit production of A Streetcar Named Desire, Benedict Andrews’ ‘thrilling revival’ (New York Times) stars Sienna Miller alongside Jack O’Connell and Colm Meaney.
Rental Partner Southeast Land Trust presents WILD & SCENIC FILM FESTIVAL Fri., April 20 • 7pm • Historic Theater
Rental Partner Heronfield Academy presents CELEBRATION CONCERT Wed., June 6 • 7pm • Historic Theater
CURATOR'S CORNER
SEE "THE BEST OF THE BEST" FILMS AT THE MUSIC HALL - CHRIS CURTIS, Film and Outreach Manager
While most people start talking about the Academy Awards in January, here at The Music Hall, we start in September during the Telluride by the Sea Film Festival. Over three days we get a sneak peek at the movies that often turn out to be award show front-runners, including this season's award show darling, The Shape of Water. After the jam-packed weekend, curator Bill Pence and I keep an eye out for the other movies that will end up on the "Best Of" lists. Over the last couple of months, we’ve been riveted by Dunkirk, charmed by Lady Bird, and captivated by Loving Vincent, to name a few.
As the awards begin to be handed out, and the Oscar Buzz mounts, our February movie lineup is full of the season's most talked about films. This month, all eyes are on Best Dramatic Picture winner at the Golden Globes, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, starring Frances McDormand (2018 Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Drama), Woody Harrelson, and Sam Rockwell (2018 Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama). Mark your calendars to see The Disaster Artist and Call Me By Your Name, two of this season's dark horse contenders.
While I love the big studio films and feature pictures, one of my favorite things to bring to The Music Hall are the Oscar-nominated shorts. At the Loft, we show the best of the best live action, animated and documentary shorts. These are movies that are a little harder to find than some of this year's other nominees but are some of the best examples of short-form filmmaking, and we have them all for you to see before the awards are handed out.
Get your Oscar ballots out, mark your calendars, and we’ll see you at the movies!
Photo credit: Sydney Bilodeau
ON STAGE
INTIMATELY YOURS BENJAMIN CLEMENTINE
Thu., February 1 • 7:30pm • Historic Theater $25; $32
If Leonard Cohen and Nina Simone had a love child, it would be Benjamin Clementine. Fans Kamasi Washington or Andrew Bird will not want to miss this dynamic performer, whom the New York Times describes as “one of 28 geniuses defining modern culture.”
Singing, dancing, and world-class music making from the fierce fiddling duo who command the stage with raw energy and passion.
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INNOVATION + LEADERSHIP CHARLES C. MANN
Wed., February 21 • 7pm • Loft • $43*
The bestselling, award-winning author of 1491 and 1493 looks at diverging viewpoints on our environmental challenges and how we’ll choose to live in tomorrow’s world.
PRESENTING SPONSOR:
SERIES SPONSOR: Petersen Engineering
Clear Eye Photo; The Financial Advisors, LLC; Northeast Delta Dental
ON STAGE
LIVE AT THE LOFT SEAN ROWE
Fri., February 2 • 8pm • Loft • $20
Singer and songwriter Sean Rowe's voice bears traces of John Lee Hooker, Greg Brown, Wilson Pickett, and others, though it is utterly unaffected.
INNOVATION + LEADERSHIP A DIVE INTO THE NORTHEAST CANYONS AND SEAMOUNTS
MARINE NATIONAL MONUMENT
Thu., February 1 • 7pm • Loft • $8
Scott Kraus, New England Aquarium Vice President for Research, will take us on a virtual tour of the recently designated national monument, located just 150 miles of the coast of Cape Cod.
Presented in partnership with Conservation Law Foundation.
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SERIES SPONSOR: Petersen Engineering
LIVE AT THE LOFT NOBLE PEDRO FEAT. MAX GRAZIER
Fri., February 9 • 8pm • Loft • $5
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–[Liv] Frame Print
HILARITY SARA SCHAEFER
Sat., February 17 • 8pm • Loft • $20
Schaefer is a critically acclaimed stand up comedian and writer. She has made appearances on John Oliver’s New York Stand Up Show and Inside Amy Schumer.
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Out of Berklee College of Music in Boston comes Noble Pedro. Excellent guitar, bass and drum-work is matched by sharp lyrics and vocal harmonies - plus the occasional trombone. Live Free Photography –[Liv] Frame Print
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HILARITY JOE PERA
Sat., February 24 • 8pm • Loft • $22
Joe Pera brings his unique comedy to the Loft. Most recently, his Christmas special Joe Pera Helps You Find The Perfect Christmas Tree premiered on Adult Swim in December.
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HERE & NOW
Evolution of An Artist: An Interview with José González
The Music Hall’s Intimately Yours series welcomes singer/songwriter José González to town on February 8. Born in Gothenburg, Sweden to Argentinian parents, González is known for his classical guitar playing and has gained a big fan following with his Swedish folk rock band Junip. On this tour he performs solo, playing songs from his three solo albums, plus a few recognizable covers in his own brilliant, genre-busting style. Deputy Director of Programming and Series Producer, Thérèse LaGamma, caught up with him to discuss influences and career highlights.
Were you trained classically on guitar or was this something you picked up later?
For some years I studied with a private teacher who taught me Spanish classical tunes and gave me technical training that has been useful for the rest of my career. One of my favorite pieces was “Asturias” by Isaac Albeniz. I did start on my own, as well playing songs by Silvio Rodriguez, João Gilberto, and the Beatles among others.
What kind of music did you listen to as a kid? What are you currently listening to?
I grew up with music from Latin America and The Beatles. But when I started to find my own taste I went through Bob Marley, Michael Jackson, and other well known singers. In my teens I got more into punk, like Black Flag, Misfits, Dead Kennedys, and later metal hard core—the style that we played in our band Renascence, which later became Sweet Little Sinister. I also enjoyed hip-hop of the early nineties and indie rock like Dinosaur Jr. Nowadays—fast forward 20 years—I listen to a wide range of music. High life, ragga, electro, salsa, cumbia, rock steady... you name it!
What have been some of your favorite places to play?
In 1,000 shows I’ve had amazing experiences all over the world. Sometimes this happens where I least expect it! It’s usually the venue and the audience that makes a show special—not so much the city and even less the country.
Give us a career highlight.
When I played my version of the "Knife’s Heartbeats" at festivals in the UK and Ireland, there were a couple of times when the crowd sang along so loudly that I couldn’t hear myself. #beatlesmoment.
What has touring solo been like versus touring with your band Junip?
The most noticeable difference between touring solo or with other musicians is when I get off stage after the show. There’s no one to high five and say we did a great show. Otherwise, it’s pretty similar. We always travel in a group of at least four people, we drink beer and discuss silly things. Musically, there’s a difference of course. On my own I have more pressure to perform well with my guitar but at the same time I’m freer in my dynamics and I can vary the tempo when I feel like it.
Many of the songs on Vestiges & Claws were inspired by West African music. How did this come about? I first got into music from West Africa through desert blues and Afro beat about ten years ago, listening to artists like Amadou & Mariam, Ali Farka Toure, and Tinariwen. I was intrigued by their style of playing guitar and had moments at home when I sat and played along. My songs that are inspired by those styles are "Killing for Love," "Stories We Build," "What Will," and "Afterglow."
Stay after the movie for Show and Tell
Have you ever watched a movie and as the credits rolled felt that you needed to talk about what you just saw? Are you looking for other film buffs to talk about themes and imagery? Do you like popcorn and coffee? Then you’re going to want to join us for our Show and Tell discussions after select movies.
For 23 years, Paul Goodwin, our very own Movie Guru, has led film discussions here. A professional film enthusiast, he taught film reviewing at the University of New Hampshire and had a film review column and radio show. Now, he leads our Show and Tell discussions and contributes to The Music Hall’s blog.
After select films, Paul invites patrons to stay and chat about what they just saw. While he’s prepared with background on the the film, fun facts, trivia, and even some gossip about the stars, he also encourages you to share your opinions and questions with the group.
Want to find out when the discussions take place? Check out our website under the programs tab, just scroll down to the clubs section and you’ll be able to see when they happen. You can also check out the calendar page in this magazine, look for this symbol .
ON SCREEN HISTORIC THEATER
Film tickets: $12 Adults; $9 Seniors 60+, Students & Military
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MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS
2/2, 2/6, 2/7 • 7pm; 2/4 • 4pm
PG13 • 1h 54m • US
What starts out as a lavish train ride through Europe quickly unfolds into one of the most stylish, suspenseful, and thrilling mysteries ever told. From the novel by best-selling author Agatha Christie, the tale of thirteen strangers stranded on a train, where everyone's a suspect. One man must race against time to solve the puzzle before the murderer strikes again. Kenneth Branagh directs and leads an all-star cast including Penélope Cruz, Willem Dafoe, Judi Dench, Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer, Daisy Ridley, and Josh Gad.
THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI
R • 1h 55m • US
2/13, 2/14, 2/15 • 7pm
A darkly comic drama from Oscar winner Martin McDonagh (In Bruges). After months have passed without a culprit in her daughter's murder case, Mildred Hayes (Oscar winner Frances McDormand) makes a bold move, painting three signs with a controversial message directed at the town's revered chief of police (Oscar nominee Woody Harrelson). When his immature second-in-command (Sam Rockwell) gets involved, the battle between Mildred and Ebbing's law enforcement is only exacerbated.
THE DISASTER ARTIST
R • 1h 44m • US
2/16, 2/20, 2/21, 2/22 • 7pm; 2/18 • 4pm
The real life story of writer/director Tommy Wiseau, the man behind what is often referred to as "The Citizen Kane of Bad Movies," The Room, is brought to life, chronicling the odd film's troubled development and eventual cult success. Directed by and starring James Franco, with Dave Franco, Seth Rogen, Alison Brie, Josh Hutcherson, and Zac Efron.
CALL ME BY YOUR NAME
2/23, 2/27, 2/28 • 7pm; 2/25 • 4pm
R • 2h 12m • Italy • some subtitles
The new film by Luca Guadagnino is a sensual and transcendent tale of first love, based on the acclaimed novel by André Aciman. It's the summer of 1983 in northern Italy, and Elio Perlman, a precocious 17-year-old American-Italian, spends his days in his family's villa playing classical music and reading. One day, Oliver, a charming American scholar, arrives as the annual summer intern tasked with helping Elio's father. Amid the splendor of the setting, Elio and Oliver discover the heady beauty of awakening desire over the course of a summer that will alter their lives forever.
ON SCREEN LOFT
Film tickets: $12 Adults; $9 Seniors 60+, Students & Military
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AIDA'S SECRETS
2/3, 2/6, 2/7, 2/8 • 7pm
See Calendar on page 14 for Show & Tell Discussions
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NR • 1h 30m • Germany
In this moving documentary, the discovery of records from WWII sparks a family's quest for answers, as two brothers separated as babies reunite with each other and their elderly mother, who hid more from them than just each other. Izak Szewelwicz was born in the Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp in 1945 and sent for adoption in Israel. Though Izak was able to form a relationship with his birth mother, his life was turned upside down years later when he located not only his birth certificate, but also a brother he never knew existed.
THE OTHER SIDE OF HOPE
2/10, 2/13, 2/14, 2/15 • 7pm
NR • 1h 40m • Finland • subtitles
A Telluride By The Sea 2017 favorite. This wry, melancholic comedy from Aki Kaurismäki, a clear-eyed response to the current refugee crisis, follows two people searching for a place to call home. Displaced Syrian Khaled (Sherwan Haji) lands in Helsinki as a stowaway; meanwhile, middle-aged salesman Wikström (Sakari Kuosmanen) leaves behind his wife and job and buys a conspicuously unprofitable seafood restaurant.
OSCAR SHORTS: ANIMATED
2/16, 2/23, 2/27 • 7pm
OSCAR
SHORTS: LIVE ACTION
2/22, 2/28 • 7pm
OSCAR
3/1 • 7pm
SHORTS: DOCUMENTARY
A yearly treat to see each of the Oscar Nominated Short Films prior to the awards presentation (which is on Sunday, March 4 this year)! Titles will be listed on our website after the nomination announcement on January 23
SERIES SPONSORS: Cocked Hat Ventures; The Hippo; RAM Printing; WSCA 106.1FM Portsmouth Community Radio
EXHIBITION ON SCREEN: HOCKNEY NR • 1h 25m
Sun., February 11 • 1pm • Loft • $12
Widely considered Britain’s most popular artist, Hockney is a global sensation with exhibitions in London, New York, Paris, and beyond. Now entering his ninth decade, Hockney shows absolutely no evidence of slowing down or losing his trademark boldness.
EXHIBITION ON SCREEN: CÉZANNE NR • 1h 25m Sun., February 25 • 1pm • Loft • $12
Dedicated to the portrait work of Paul Cézanne and featuring interviews with curators and experts from the National Portrait Gallery London, MoMA New York, National Gallery of Art Washington, Musée d’Orsay Paris, and correspondence from the artist himself.
ON SCREEN ONE NIGHT ONLY
Film tickets: $12 Adults; $9 Seniors 60+, Students & Military
See Calendar on page 14 for Show & Tell Discussions
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NAT'L THEATRE OF LONDON HD BROADCAST
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YOUNG MARX
Sun., February 4 1pm Loft $19; $15 for 18 & under Rory Kinnear (Othello, Penny Dreadful) and Oliver Chris (Twelfth Night) star in this new comedy.
8 ½ is often considered among Federico Fellini’s best, and most personal, films - indeed among the best films of all time. Composer Giovanni “Nino” Rota, born in Milan, was a renowned child prodigy, he wrote his first oratorio at age 11, which was performed in both Milan and Paris.
L’ELISIR D’AMORE (DONIZETTI)
Sat., February 10 • 12pm • Historic Theater • $29; $15 for 18 & under
Donizetti’s comic gem, staged by Bartlett Sher and conducted by Domingo Hindoyan, stars Pretty Yende as the spirited Adina, with Matthew Polenzani as Nemorino, the simple peasant who falls in love with her.
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LA BOHÈME (PUCCINI)
Sat., Feb. 24 • 12:30pm • Historic Theater • $29; $15 for 18 & under
An exciting young cast stars in Franco Zeffirelli’s classic production of La Bohème, the most-performed opera in Met history.
DON'T MISS! OPERA CONNECTION Sat., February 24 • 11am • Loft • $14
SERIES SPONSOR: Peterson Engineering
MEDIA PARTNERS: NH Gazette; RAM Printing
EVENING SPONSOR: Allergy Associates of New Hampshire
BILL NYE: SCIENCE GUY
NR • 1h 41m • US
Fri., March 2 • 7pm • Historic Theater • $12
Bill Nye is retiring his kid show act in a bid to become more like his late professor, astronomer Carl Sagan, but he is pulled away when he is challenged by evolution and climate change contrarians to defend the scientific consensus.
bringing the arts home...
The Ar T s A re T he A nswer to vibrant and prosperous communities where we treasure our heritage, celebrate our diversity and nurture our ingenuity.
OUR COMMUNITY
Member Spotlight: Guy Capecelatro
Membership
Coordinator Alexis Hahalis chatted with Guy Capecelatro about being a Music Hall member and local musician.
How did you first get introduced to The Music Hall and what drew you to become a member? When The Music Hall started putting on movies in the '90s, it really changed my relationship with the space. The acts they drew began to broaden as well and I got to see Laurie Anderson, Soul Coughing, a couple different modern dance troupes, Phillip Glass, and other performers that were fully in my wheelhouse. Being able to walk downtown and watch world class performers was well worthy of my support.
For those who may not be members yet, what would you say are some of the "unexpected benefits" of being a Music Hall member? Personally, I really enjoy being close to the performers to really feel the intimacy of a show so being able to get tickets early is a major benefit of being a member. When the newsletter arrives each month, I pour through and mark the calendar with the shows I’m interested in.
Not only are you a member, you are also a performer who has performed at the Loft multiple times. What keeps bringing you back? The Loft is truly my favorite place in town to both see music and perform. There isn’t a bad seat in the room and the sound is always impeccable. The attention to detail and concern for sound both for the audience and for the performers is such a joy. It’s also important in bringing in musicians, authors, movies and comedians who wouldn’t be able to fill the bigger Hall but should be coming to town.
Thank you to our Corporate Partners
Standing up, Speaking Out, and Changing Lives
It seems that every time we turn on the news there’s another story about sexual misconduct. Stories about top producers, news anchors, and many other men in power committing crimes against women. While the news is dominated by these stories happening in Hollywood and New York, this is also a problem right here in the Seacoast.
This month on Sunday, February 11, at our Historic Theater, we are honored to welcome Neoteric Dance Collaborative to our stage with their production of Shelter: A One Billion Rising Event This show is a fundraiser for HAVEN, the largest violence prevention and support services agency in New Hampshire and a Music Hall community partner. “The work that HAVEN does to support women in dangerous situations is invaluable to our community,” said Patricia Lynch, executive director of The Music Hall. “To welcome Neoteric back to the Historic Theater for the third year, with their powerful production, during this time in our culture is so important to us here. This show is a must see for everyone, male and female.”
One Billion Rising, a global event, evolved from the V-Day movement in 2012. The name comes from the UN statistic that one in three, or about one billion, women will be raped or beaten in her lifetime. “Our mission at HAVEN is to eliminate domestic and sexual violence through education, support, and social change, and this show is a powerful way to show the effect of this violence. For a long time, violence against women was only whispered about, our goal is to take away the stigma, to encourage people to speak out about it, and to provide resources for those who have suffered from it. HAVEN provides support to women, men, youth, and families. The message of this show is stand up, speak out, and let’s change the story of the lives who have been impacted,” said Kathy Beebe, executive director of HAVEN.
This year’s theme, Shelter, depicts the history of women seeking refuge, the emergence of shelters in the 1970s, and where we as a nation stand on the issues of today. Through dance, theater, and film, Shelter amplifies the stories of real women, whose voices often go unheard.
Make sure to get your tickets to see this powerful show on Sunday, February 11, at 7pm, and help support the important work that HAVEN is doing here in Southeastern New Hampshire.
Photos: Cora Paradiso and Ferma Photo CoraParadiso.com
PARTNER PROFILE
Share the Love! Love the Arts!
Valentine’s Day makes February the perfect time for declarations of love. What better time is there to share our love for the City of Portsmouth, the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts (NHSCA), and the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)? Partnering with these organizations allows us to fulfill our joint missions to make New Hampshire a better place and support the community we love.
Government support of the arts is essential to the strength of our community; enhancing our quality of life through engaging, thoughtprovoking programming that sparks conversation for audiences young and old. Our national and local governmental partnerships are invaluable to our success. Thanks to funds leveraged from the State Council and the NEA over the past two decades, we are able to make the arts accessible and dynamic to patrons around the State. It’s not just programming - the public-private partnership with the City of Portsmouth to beautify and improve Chestnut Street has helped us ensure the sustainability and improve the physical access to our theater for generations to come. These partnerships prove that working together makes lasting impact possible.
THIS MONTH'S MEMBER EVENTS
BOOK CLUB: "HILLBILLY ELEGY" BY JD VANCE Mon., 2/12 • 6pm • Portwalk Place
DIRECTOR'S CLUB: THE NICE
Thu., 2/15 • 5:30pm • The Nice, 107 State Street, Portsmouth
Come enjoy specialty drinks and light appetizers with us in the elegant atmosphere of Portsmouth’s brand new upscale cocktail bar.
For more information, contact Alexis Hahalis 603.766.2176 or AHahalis@themusichall.org
Thank you Portsmouth, NHSCA, and the NEA - and thanks to all of you for your advocacy on our behalf
FEBRUARY 2018
Chris Botti 4pm
Music Sean Rowe 8pm Movie Blade Runner 2049 7pm
on the Orient Express 4pm
Broadcast Exhibition On Screen: David Hockney 1pm
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri 7pm
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri 7pm
The Other Side of Hope 7pm
4pm
Rental SHELTER: A One Billion Rising Event 7pm Historic Tour 5:30pm
Broadcast Exhibition On Screen: Cézanne 1pm Movie
Call Me By Your Name 4pm
Call Me By Your Name 7pm
Oscar Shorts: Animated 7pm
The Other Side of Hope 7pm
7pm
Historic Tour 12:30pm
Clementine 7:30pm Rental The Capitol Steps: Orange is the New Barack 5pm & 8pm
Movie Murder on the Orient Express 7pm Movie Aida's Secrets 7pm
Rental
Mike McDonald’s
Comedy
Extravaganza 7:30pm
Broadcast L’Elisir d’Amore (Donizetti) 12pm
7pm Movie The Other Side of Hope 7pm
Director's Club The Nice 5:30pm
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri 7pm
The Other Side of Hope 7pm Movie The Disaster Artist 7pm Movie
Oscar Shorts: Animated 7pm
Rental An Evening with Spirit: John Holland & Lauren Rainbow 7pm
7pm
Connection: La Bohème 11am Music Noble Pedro feat. Max Grazier 8pm
Call Me By Your Name 7pm Movie
Music
Natalie MacMaster & Donnell Leahy 8pm
Comedy Sara Schaefer 8pm Literary Charles C. Mann 7pm
Oscar Shorts: Live Action 7pm
Oscar Shorts: Animated 7pm
Comedy Joe Pera 8pm
Call Me By Your Name 7pm
Oscar Shorts: Live Action 7pm
Movie Bill Nye: Science Guy 7pm Movie
Oscar Shorts: Documentary 7pm
Comedy Weird Al 8pm
AT A GLANCE
FEBRUARY 2018
Innovation + Leadership
A Dive Into the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts
Marine National Monument
Thursday, February 1 • 7pm
Intimately Yours
Benjamin Clementine
Thursday, February 1 • 7:30pm
Live at the Loft
Sean Rowe
Friday, February 2 • 8pm
Rental Partner
The Capitol Steps: Orange is the New Barack
Saturday, February 3 • 5pm & 8pm
National Theatre of London HD Broadcast Young Marx
Sunday, February 4 • 1pm
Intimately Yours
José González
Thursday, February 8 • 7:30pm
Rental Partner
Eastern Propane and Oil presents:
Mike McDonald’s Comedy Extravaganza
Friday, February 9 • 7:30pm
Live at the Loft
Noble Pedro feat. Max Grazier
Friday, February 9 • 8pm
Met at the Music Hall
L’Elisir d’Amore (Donizetti)
Saturday, February 10 • 12pm
Rental Partner
Simply Spiritual/JJR Entertainment presents: An Evening with Spirit: John Holland & Lauren Rainbow
Saturday, February 10 • 7pm
Wildcard
Exhibition On Screen: David Hockney
Sunday, February 11 • 1pm
Rental Partner
Neoteric Dance Collaborative presents: Shelter: A One Billion Rising Event
Sunday, February 11 • 7pm
Rental Parner
PKX Creative Mornings
Friday, February 16 • 8:30am
Intimately Yours
Natalie MacMaster & Donnell Leahy –Visions from Cape Breton and Beyond
Saturday, February 17 • 8pm
Hilarity
Sara Schaefer
Saturday, February 17 • 8pm
Film Club
8 1/2
Tuesday, February 20 • 7pm
Innovation + Leadership
Charles C. Mann
Wednesday, February 21 • 7pm
Opera Connection
La Bohème (Puccini)
Saturday, February 24 • 11am
At the Historic Theater At the Loft
FEBRUARY 2018
Met at the Music Hall
La Bohème (Puccini)
Saturday, February 24 • 12:30pm
Hilarity
Joe Pera
Saturday, February 24 • 8pm
Wildcard
Exhibition On Screen: Cézanne
Sunday, February 25 • 1pm
MARCH 2018
Innovation + Leadership On Screen
Bill Nye: Science Guy
Friday, March 2 • 7pm
Hilarity
Weird Al: The Ridiculously Self-Indulgent
Ill-Advised Vanity Tour
Saturday, March 3 • 8pm
National Theatre of London HD Broadcast
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Sunday, March 4 • 1pm
Intimately Yours
Andrew Bird
Tuesday, March 6 • 7:30pm
Innovation + Leadership
Geneen Roth
Thursday, March 8 • 7pm
Intimately Yours
An Acoustic Evening with Lyle Lovett & Shawn Colvin (Sold Out)
Friday, March 9 • 8pm
Met at the Music Hall
Semiramide (Rossini)
Saturday, March 10 • 1pm
Live at the Loft
Jesse Terry
Saturday, March 10 • 8pm
Writers in the Loft
Walter Mosley
Tuesday, March 13 • 7pm
Rental Partner
BANFF Mountain Film Festival
Wed., March 14 & Thu., March 15 • 7pm
Community Partner
PMAC Jazz Nights
Fri., March 16 & Sat., March 17 • 7pm & 9pm
Rental Partner
Cuzin Richard Entertainment Associates & Boston Comedy Festival presents: Saint Patrick's Comedy Gala
